Overview & Reviews
For 2013, all Highlander Hybrids get navigation and an Entune-enabled version of Toyota's Display Audio infotainment system as standard equipment, while the Leather Premium package includes more content.
- Exceptional balance of performance and fuel economy
- Attractive cabin
- Flexible second-row seat design.
- Steep price compared to standard Highlander.
User Reviews:
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Great Car, Poor Hybrid Display and Audio Manual - 2013 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
By davechem - November 12 - 7:04 pmI have had this 2013 Highlander Limited for about 6 weeks and really enjoy it. It has been cold (25-35F) so it takes 3-5 miles of driving to get close to the 28 mpg--but this is acceptable. Handling, smoothness, all features work well together. Very comfortable with nice upright seat position. My only disappointment is that the upgraded JBL audio system does not allow display of any of the hybrid operations or MPG records on the large screen, but only a small display on a small screen. The 2013 owners manual claims to have these great displays--that include minute to minute graphs of MPG. A call to Toyota confirmed the lack of display features and the need to update the manual.
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Crazy about it! - 2013 Toyota Highlander Hybrid
By quipepeo - April 6 - 6:08 pmI am averaging 30.2 mpg and just as surprised with the performance of this Hybrid. I spend a lot of time researching six- and seven-passenger SUVs to drive 26,000+ miles per year. I am convinced I made the right choice. The car offers the perfect balance of power/fuel economy, space/size and luxury/utility. The interior of this Limited version is very attractive without seeming opulent or grandiose. I love the car for its comfort and handling but most importantly for the confidence it seems to inspire while driving. Its a sense of feeling at peace.
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